The team trying to get the city of Detroit out of bankruptcy is taking a "stunning" approach to restructuring retiree health benefits, according to the committee that represents the city's retirees.
The committee talks about funding for pension plans and "other post-employment benefits" (OPEB) — retiree health benefits — in an objection to a draft city debt adjustment disclosure statement.
The city filed for federal bankruptcy court protection in July.
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